Great location. Great museum. Tooradin's commercial centre is spread out along both sides of the South Gippsland Highway and includes a selection of cafes, take-away outlets, restaurants, a hotel and supermarket. Flowing through Tooradin is the tidal channel of Sawtells Inlet which meanders through pleasant parkland north of the highway. South of the highway, the inlet flows into Western Port. The eastern shore of the inlet caters for water enthusiasts and visitors with a boat ramp, jetty, a reserve with picnic and BBQ facilities, a boardwalk and a coastal lookout which provides panoramic views over the surrounding mudflats and mangroves. A wooden footbridge spans the inlet just south of the highway, with the sculpture of a dolphin fish located on the western shoreline. This sculpture was originally used as part of an aquatic display for the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No

Awsome clean gardens!! Walk past every day and the place always looks great with the old machines in there

Fascinating history of former fishing village. Old cottage. Schoolhouse and old farm equipment.

Great tour. Many thanks to the volunteers for their time.

Very informative